BRITISH ACADEMY OF JEWELLERY LIMITED wound up by the court, 3 fresh Gazette cases for UK creditors

Three Gazette notices published just after 1am on 29 July have given UK creditors and advisers fresh statutory cases to triage today. Each notice is part of the public record created under the Insolvency Act 1986, so the names are worth checking against ledgers now rather than later.

Court liquidator appointment BRITISH ACADEMY OF JEWELLERY LIMITED, company number 05992037, was wound up by the court on 29 July 2026, per Gazette notice. The notice was published at 1:03:59am, which makes it the first of the three cases carried in this group today. If this name sits on your sales ledger, it is one to pull into the morning triage list straight away.

Liquidator appointment RAFI’S SPICEBOX LIMITED, company number 07371993, passed a resolution for voluntary liquidation on 29 July 2026, per Gazette notice. Its filing was published at 1:03:58am, one second behind the lead case and in the same early release window. Advisers reviewing open exposures should add it to today’s immediate checks.

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Deemed-consent filing GAINSBOROUGH AND DISTRICT WELFARE COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION LIMITED appears in today’s Gazette as a deemed-consent filing, published at 1:03:55am on 29 July

2026. That puts all three notices inside a four second span just after 1am. For creditors and accountants, it is the third fresh statutory case to log before the working day gets going.

Why it matters now With only three fresh statutory cases published together, the timing is the main point rather than the scale. For UK SMEs, accountants and insolvency practitioners, this is a clean early morning list to check against customers, balances and live engagements before the day fills up. Creditors should register claims promptly and run a RecoupIQ check at recoup-iq.tech.

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